This was a very interesting BUZZ that I found today and wanted to share with you.

Originally posted on:https://www.cnet.com/news/dave-busters-jurassic-world-vr-ride-goes-for-safe-thrills/

Maybe Dave & Buster’s has solved the VR problem: Don’t make large-scale expensive experiences, just go for quick, fun rides. And throw in a lot of virtual dinosaurs. The first thing I noticed when I saw Dave & Buster’s new Jurassic World: VR Expedition ride, which opened Thursday, is it looks like all the other crazy games at this arcade chain. Neon blue, a large bouncing row of seats, monitors with videos of dinosaurs… it’s flashy and begs to be ridden. Some of the recent pop-up location-based VR experiences at movie theaters and elsewhere let players wander around and shoot things with Ready Player One-like haptic vests. Dave & Buster’s is going simpler: you can’t walk anywhere. This is a ride, several minutes long. And it costs only $5, versus the $20-plus that some of the larger-scale VR experiences ask for. HTC Vive headsets come wired into each seat, ready to put on.

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